The British Red Cross, Australian Red Cross, and the International Committee of the Red Cross have online
databases. I pointed this out to the Canadian Red Cross and
they replied, “I have forwarded on your email to our website team so they can
look into this process.” I'm not holding my breath, but I may bug them about
this from time to time. I also sent them the link to funding guidelines from LAC.... you never know!
The Red Cross not only supplied nurses and medical supplies during times of war, but they visited Prisoner of War camps to give the inmates food packets and clothing and helped with letters to and from home. They tried to see that prisoners were treated with humanity.
Relevant Links
Report Of The International Committee Of The Red Cross On Its Activities During The Second World War(September 1, 1939 - June 30, 1947) Volumes 1-3
American Red Cross Report of war relief activities 1917-1919
American Red Cross Report of war relief activities 1917-1919
Neuvième Conference internationale de la Croix-Rouge tenue à Washington mai 1912. Index of names at the back
Turkish prisoners in Egypt, 1917
Reports on British prison-camps in India and Burma,1917
Turkish prisoners in Egypt, 1917
Reports on British prison-camps in India and Burma,1917
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